Clarityn Allergy Tablets

For me, Summer is bittersweet. On the one hand, I love the sun and it relaxes me. I love nothing more than lying down in the sun, daydreaming, innocent smile on my face, not a care in the world. On the other hand, my relaxed status is completely shattered by the regular convulsions and incessant itchy eyes as my hayfever kicks in. It's a real pain, I can tell you. Luckily, I suppose it only makes me sneeze and gives my eyes a bit of an itch. I know it can be a whole lot worse for others, and naturally, milder for some, too. However, one thing that I usually use when it gets too bad is Clarityn. I try not to, as I know that your system can become too accustomed ...  Read the complete review

I don't actually buy Clarityn Allergy Tablets, but I do on the other hand get prescribed thirty 10mg Loratadine Tablets by my GP, which are the same, just in a different box. I've tried lots of different Hayfever and Allergy tablets over the years, and Loratadine has to be my favourite, and the one that works best. They come in boxes of thirty, which in my opinion is a little silly considering half the years months have 31 tablets in them - maybe it would be a good idea for them to sell in packs of 32, which would allow for the months which have 31 days in them, and the left over tablet(s) can be used for them days you forget to go pick up another box from ...  Read the complete review

I HATE hayfever. Extreme discomfort through the summer months is not exactly my idea of a good time, and I'd much rather be out in the fields in the gentle summer breezes, my love by my side basking in the glory of summer. But no – instead, I get the misery of sneezing, itchy eyes and a nose so sore I try to stop myself from sneezing just so I don't have to blow it. Wonderful. - Why the hell can't I stop sneezing? 7It's a question hayfever sufferers ask themselves often, usually just out of frustration rather than lack of medical knowledge. Hayfever is a relatively simple condition, as far as medical conditions go, but that doesn't ...  Read the complete review

I have suffered from hayfever since I was a child and my Dad has had it for decades too. At its worst, I can be bad with it from the start of May until the middle of September, which is a sizeable chunk of the year to feel completely miserable! The itchy, runny eyes, dry throat, and regular bouts of sneezing bouts all combine to make your Summer an unpleasant experience. I often have to choose between having the windows open to be cool but making my hayfever much worse, or being stuck inside a hot room. Not much of a choice really. Over the years, I have tried many different medications to alleviate my hayfever symptoms. Last year, it even made my ...  Read the complete review

Hayfever suffers, read on now. Those who aren't...you are lucky, lucky people! This is Clarityn, another one of those 'miracle cures', that will suspend the agony of hayfever for up to 24 hours to help give your sinuses a break. It's suitable for other allergies as well, such as airborne allergies like house dust mites or pet irritations. It can also help prevent the spread and heal skin conditions such as rashes, itching and urticaria - otherwise known as hives. The product comes in dark blue packaging, with very little surrounding the box. An illustrated picture of what appears to be grass and pollen is found in the bottom right hand corner, but ...  Read the complete review